66 Morris St, Jersey City
Condominium · 14 units · built 2010 · Block 14402, Lot 14.
Building permits
- Alteration, issued May 11, 2026, estimated cost $13K, described as “Replace HVAC unit”
- Alteration, issued May 3, 2024, estimated cost $3K, described as “Replacement of 50 Gal Gas water heater”
- Alteration, issued Jun 22, 2023, described as “Furnish, erect & dismantle a sidewalk shed approximateil 26' long x 12' wide x 8'/10' tall”
- Alteration, issued Mar 18, 2014, described as “Tenant fitout for dental office”
Property taxes
- Assessment
- $12,384,600
- 2025 tax
- $289,182
- Assessed land
- $1,490,000
- Assessed improvements
- $10,894,600
- Condo units with their own tax lots
- 15
- Last sale
- $455,000 in 2011
Zoning
H (Historic District).
Flood zone
Current FEMA flood map: zone X, minimal flood hazard.
Recent sales
- May 12, 2022: $999,000, Unit 0103, 1,534 sq ft, sold with other lots
- Oct 26, 2021: $727,000, Unit 0303, 1,050 sq ft, sold with other lots
- Jun 25, 2021: $830,000, Unit 0401, 1,095 sq ft, sold with other lots
- Sep 23, 2020: $750,000, Unit 0203, 1,010 sq ft, sold with other lots
- Aug 10, 2020: $789,900, Unit 0402, 1,099 sq ft, sold with other lots
- Jan 3, 2020: $1,095,000, Unit 0502, 1,506 sq ft, sold with other lots
- Dec 13, 2019: $1,028,970, Unit 0103, 1,534 sq ft, sold with other lots
- Oct 26, 2019: $1,374,900, Unit 0501, 1,760 sq ft, sold with other lots
Open-market sales since mid-2019, from the state’s SR1A sales file.
Landmarks
Part of Paulus Hook Historic District (Jersey City historic district).
Board and land use applications
- Historic Preservation Commission case H-24-0327: Application, Approved, applied Aug 23, 2024. General masonry repairs including investigatory probe, removal and repair of failed mortar and spalled bricks, repair of wall(s) as required and recommended by design professioanl, replacement of damaged & deteriorated masonry and…
- 64-66 Morris Street: Completed, 14 units, 5 stories, 2,000 sq ft retail